New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17
STATE POLITICS.

suggestion for the Democratic state COMMITTEES:
II Mr Bogart should decide not to run for state Ens
neer, why not indose the Prohibition candidate for that
object Kindness ought to bcgct kindness.
Writing OF John W. Hannah, the Republican cand-
date for the s,nate In the Monroe Orleans district Tho
Rochester Democrat says 1.-Two causes consplrei
prominently ia Nj Hannan's nomination The one has
reference to locality; the other TO the nominee HIM
self 1t Is not surprising that Monroe County. which
comprises three OF the four Assembly Districts and
more than fourfhs OF the population of The senatorial
District, should at this time desire to be rcpr-eHtl
At Albany especially I'm view OF the fact that orleans
has had the Senator six OF the last eight year, IN,
is not 10 that the present senator has not wei AMI
faithfully taken care OF Monroe County legislation ior
cumstances The successful candidate for senator IL
also OF large and even phenomenal personal pO2u
iar,ly eArerdnsS wen ,sc py M VINO KnSw mn.
canvass for Sheriff three years ago, and who draw,
toward him whenever he Is In the fled for prefer
ment
In his vigorous speech accepting denomination for
the Assembly John l. Plat. Of Poughkeepse, said {:
This fan have had the satisfaction of seeing emf
bodied In the platform OF the Republican party the Same
principles which advocated, and which believe arr
the true solution of this troublesome liquor question
local option and taXation-and next winter II ! an
In the Assembly, | shall try Ia do my part TO enooly
those principles I'm legislation.
Gilbert A. Deanc the Republican candidate for the
Senate In the XVIII District, represented columbia
County In the Assembly in 1854.
The Hlu Democrats VIII either SIT bath On '"o"
launches and 90 anshng vote the straight Eepuo'
can ticket, Assembly, school commissioner and az
such is the that comes from the Democratic camp
Of jefferson County
As the campaign progresses, remarks " The IrW
Telegram" Republican hopes runs higher. II every
county committee will make personal canvass ana
get every Republican vote, the majority VIII 10
lar greater than 10000
For the last six years either Chenango or Deie"sV
County has named the Republican candidate for th'
Senate in the NNINtlI District. At the late Kepuoh'
can senatorial Convention resolution was dGoPe''
anor Mr. Lewis hal been nominated. " that IL / tho
sense OF this convention that the next nOnlna'iou o
the Senate shall 90 to BrOOmo County. Tpo uls'H'
consists of Chcnango, Delaware and BroOuc
"If all the interests opposed 10 the saloons III pr
ties wish or expect prevail the Hill saloon p0
mocracy In tho Legislature, they must pun 'oso'"0
everywhere for Republican candidates for thr "s'
laturc 81 says The Bnghamton EepuDh0a"
THE Utica Herald " evidently does not intend 'n''
Mr. Cleveland shall appropriate all the CNh SI'". .
Reform laurcls. IL makes this observation ""'
MIR Cleveland has taken away the commissions -
every Republican In Indiana but two, AMI mas c'"
the rouchs and toughs OF Mary In his behalf o."
run hro other States In like manner, here IN Ne nut
Governor Hill has beat HIM al his own game 81 :, rfor
the officers of his state COmnte &c on the cNu "''
salaries round and promptly paid